Sentence examples for extended next from inspiring English sources

These ROM methods and validations are extended next to multidisciplinary problems in which the structure is subjected to thermal effects or interacts with the aerodynamics/acoustics.

If the ban is extended, next season is over". He would have to close the hotel, and the hospital, which treated 90,000 patients last year, he added.

India's government and public utilities often provide no information about where the electric grid is likely to be extended next, and calculating the likely demand for electricity in a village typically requires costly, on-the-ground research — all of which makes it tough for any potential microgrid entrepreneur to make the case for profitability and to secure financing.

This method of redundancy elimination was extended next to those bi-directionally sequenced clones from the non-stressed leaf and berry libraries obtained from the UniGene database (Table 1).

Arthroscopically, we observed that the Endobutton loop crossed the medial section of the original CC ligament and extended next to the outer edge of the ligament (Fig.  2f) and that the two strands of line (a) crossed hole C and extended along the trapezoid fasciculi of the CC ligament.

Grayling also said the chief inspector of prisons, Nick Hardwick, who has proved a robust critic of prison conditions, would not automatically have his term extended next July but instead would have to re-apply for the post.

These and other "lessons learned" highlight the challenges but also the potential insights to be gained from extending next generation sequencing-supported network analyses to undomesticated non-model species.

For passively reach-extended next-generation passive optical networks (NG-PONs), we propose an asymmetric hybrid PON architecture and wavelength plan for using eight 2.5 Gbit/s coarse wavelength division multiplexing (CWDM) in the upstream direction and eight 10 Gbit/s dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) in the downstream direction, called Cu-TWDM PON.

The £6-a-year levy will raise between £150m and £175m a year to extend next-generation broadband to the "final third" of the country that will not be reached by the market.

It includes an undertaking to invest more than £240m in extending next-generation broadband access to 95% of premises in Scotland by 2017/18.

The strategy includes an undertaking to invest more than £240m in extending next-generation broadband access to 95% of premises in Scotland by 2017/18.